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As you may have noticed, we we're offline this morning. This was caused by the "Thanks" plug-in going rogue and using up way too many server resources. This triggered an automatic suspension by our hosting provider as they thought it was a malicious attack. The "Thanks" plug-in has been disabled, hopefully temporarily so I can determine if that was indeed the cause, and take steps to prevent it from happening in the future.

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yinzburgher wrote: Wed Feb 06, 2019 12:16 pm
I think I like this brown minimal stitch strap the best although the new black leather with red contrast looks good too. I know pictures can be a bit deceiving but I don't think this watch looks too small at all. Appears to be the perfect size to my eye.
I agree the straps make the watch wear a ton better than the stock bracelet, and the size / fit is more or less perfect. I am honestly torn between the silicone strap and the leather minimal stitch strap...the new leather one I don't love as much. Odd how things look different in person than online. I think its the stitching...I prefer the straight stitching (also smaller) on the silicone strap to the larger stitches and lateral stitching at the top on the leather strap.
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FTE wrote: Wed Feb 06, 2019 12:44 pm
I agree the straps make the watch wear a ton better than the stock bracelet, and the size / fit is more or less perfect. I am honestly torn between the silicone strap and the leather minimal stitch strap...the new leather one I don't love as much. Odd how things look different in person than online. I think its the stitching...I prefer the straight stitching (also smaller) on the silicone strap to the larger stitches and lateral stitching at the top on the leather strap.

If you are comfortable with silicone (doesn't work for me), then stick with the red stitched one vs the new leather. Agree there is something about the stitching on the leather that looks slightly off.
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I really like this. The stitch length appears close to the minute marker length, so that is another subtle tie in.

I am not seeing a problem with the stitching, but if you see it then go with your gut.


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Sporkboy wrote: Wed Feb 06, 2019 1:28 pm
I really like this. The stitch length appears close to the minute marker length, so that is another subtle tie in.

I am not seeing a problem with the stitching, but if you see it then go with your gut.


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I will give it a try...too ensmored with the Certina that came today to give it fair consideration. Will spend some tome with it hopefully next week to see how it wears.
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I got one of these also when it was on sale, mine is 316L bead blasted, not titanium though? did they have a titanium version for sale? Anyway, I actually like the size myself - I'm in a phase where I seem to be drifting back toward smaller sizes, they seem more comfortable or retro, just where I am right now (reminds me of watches my father used to wear), really enjoying it the past couple of months. I agree with you all on that red stiched leather strap, that rocks. RIght now I have mine on a elastic band, French National type from Ali, green with red stripe.

Thanks to MOT for creating the site and all your work on watchuseek forum. Also thanks to Rinsc21 for clueing me in, I wondered why the Heads Up thread had dwindled in contributions.
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Greggg3 wrote: Wed Feb 27, 2019 8:13 am I got one of these also when it was on sale, mine is 316L bead blasted, not titanium though? did they have a titanium version for sale? Anyway, I actually like the size myself - I'm in a phase where I seem to be drifting back toward smaller sizes, they seem more comfortable or retro, just where I am right now (reminds me of watches my father used to wear), really enjoying it the past couple of months. I agree with you all on that red stiched leather strap, that rocks. RIght now I have mine on a elastic band, French National type from Ali, green with red stripe.

Thanks to MOT for creating the site and all your work on watchuseek forum. Also thanks to Rinsc21 for clueing me in, I wondered why the Heads Up thread had dwindled in contributions.
The original post was in error...the case on mine is not titanium but also bead blasted 316L. I have to say that with the new bnd the size seems pretty perfect. Its thin, but still present.
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